Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-10
CEREBRAL GARHEFa,



s., LOUIS, Mo, sept. 3.-Floul-firm and
10 good demand. ranging from ) 0) to - 90.
Wheat-Opened firm and better. nut dc
clined on the report CT in ,rsase of supply and
ceased c lower. No req cash " = a ~ o G,
september 50 ci October, 20. a ~ g
closing 7Olsc; November, 124c; DeccmOtr,
1&I.co74' c; closng NC; May So Sc, clos
ing AZ slsc Corn e lover cash 5.@tCc'
2Sta as &C, closing at 3S',c; November, - c;
December D. .ci ay, Al q 44c. closing at
Il &C. Oats-atesdy cash AK d24%c; october,
24e; November 80 PecemS9 4r
Whisky steady at 81 %. rrovtaions strong
Pork, Irregular new, So >. LARD, IS %, Dry
81 30; clear ribs 81 y sholl clears 50 70. Ba-
con, boxed shoulders. S6 %; long clears 50 i0G
-: clear ribs So i5i short clears $40 uUG
10 I2Iz Hams steady at So 00GI4 20. After
noon Uoard-Wheat firm; september 60 bid !
october 10 c; November - &c; December Zee;
May 81 C. Corn hig, er; september sc, Oc-
tober g &C bid; November 5oc bid; MAY 35's
BID. oats steady; Sentember &c 5idi \ovem
Der % c; January 20 BID
CHICAGO, Ill sept. 9.-Ths was decidedly
an of day on the Board of Trade. There was
maGifts. indispO ;ition 10 trade, due 10 the fact
that the crowd was waiting Tor the govern
ment crop report which is due TO morrow
Wheat shared in the general misfortune which
seemed TO have overtaken all OF the market E.
TIE pit was nearly deserted all day and the
market was devoid of interesting features. Inc
mArbet showed some strength at the
opening, and sales were made at &C
above closing figures OF yesterday afternoon
but realizing set In and with raths free offer
ings chiefly of wheat bought early yesterday.
The market settled back 'sc closing was &c
lover than yesterday a light demand existed
Tor cash and oaerings, limited buyers paying
within &c of OCTOBER prices to day TO get
wheat with which to I'LL orders. Corn showed
a decrease In activity and was rather cratic +;
feeling, carry, weaker and prices ruled lOw,r.
There were III nors that the government
crop report, 10 be Issued to morrow, would
make u favorable showing, make estimated
CrOp at l67u, 900 OO0 bushels viii IS about same
as last year, The receipts were nearly 100
cars more than was expected, ana estimates
iOr u morrow are quite IaTE 454 cars. These
features had the itect OF increasing the offer
inGs, which became liberal. Considerable long
corn 5 coming onthe IL 4rktt and pr emineuJ
lGGa. operator Supposed to he a large holder f
corn sold quite freely for september delivery.
The market q JCned at about yesterday ClO'ing
price, VS. easy, art decliGed with slight
changes OF 5sGAC, near futures eA-
hibiung less strength than yesterday,
/ but later advanced and closed
| lower for september. &c Tor October ulC Is G
/ for May tnan for yesterdays closing prices.
Provisions were very moderately active, but an
/ unsettled feeling prevailed. snort Ibs were
again laVorlte. d1d nuctudtei sharply Wigntn
| l5C range the market opened firm at 2t.c I'd
vance 1t = s2Az October sod 10 ) 80. broke To
/ - - on increase offerings due to weakness In
/ corn, tut before the l O'Clock close beca lie
stronger and rallied to outside prices Last
| sale Ueng at top, and &c over yesterdays
! close. January was weaker and closed lower
/ at s. D. Lsrd remained slow az SIS 55G6 Co
| closing at = Ga; January declined FAC ans
/ closed at - 6213 A fair business occurred IN
January pork at SD 62HGI2 So, and the clOa.
ing sales were The same as yesterday a. Sl2 %
| Leading futu es closed as fol owe Wheat
! september S. 9; october 10i.c December - &C
May !g'4c. Corn-September A. &C; october
~ c; November, 42'4c; May 45Ic. Mess porl
Per barrel-Iear SD 80; January, So TX
I:srd-september ST 57's; october ST 60
November SIS So; January S. SIX
Short ribs-September s. 92I1; October $ IS
January $ 5T5s. Cash quotations as follows
Flour IS in fair demand for choice paten
brands, which ruled firm, holders asking al
advance OF l0Gl5c; winters quiet going slow
No. q tic. No. corn -. Mess pork, pc
Dbl SIG 25al5 50. Lard per 100 ounds s. 571.